Connect Overseas launches foreign exchange services through Moneycorp
Connect Overseas has announced a new partnership with Moneycorp to provide foreign exchange facilities to its intermediaries and their customers.
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She said:
“We are delighted with our new relationship with Moneycorp, which will provide great benefits for our introducers and their clients. I know our customers will see how much benefit there is for them in dealing with one of the world’s leaders in foreign exchange. Being involved with such a significant brand as Moneycorp, we believe that the visibility of such a well known name will enhance our own core offering.”
Stewart Robb, Sales Manager at Moneycorp commented:
“We are looking forward to helping make the process of sending currency overseas as simple as possible for customers of Connect Overseas and more importantly save them money. We are also delighted to partner with a business that shares our high standards of customer service.”
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